Grandpagotgame wrote:That's why I want to have 2 guitars, so that one can be in raised B
can't wait to get home - i'll have two at the same place finally, and my shitty ibanez is going straight into raised b
it sounds good in theory, then you do it, play the same two songs for 3 days, and say "alright, now what"
there are actually 3 dave songs... not that thats many but hey... 150%
Stay or Leave, Oh, You Never Know
"This song is very particularly for all the people that are here, and all the people who aren't here, and all the people that can't play the guitar." ~Dave Matthews 10.3.93
I think there are more. Isnt the baritone tuning, the same tuning as raised B. He has many songs w the baritone guitar. Isnt raised B tuning, the same as baritone tuning, but on an acoustic. If this is true, then there are about 6-10 songs in this tuning, elec or acoustic. Or maybe im wrong............anyone????
peace,tim
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Well, to answer my previous post ---Yeah, i found out that baritone tuning is the same as raised b tuning. So any song played w his baritone can be played on acoustic in raised B tuning. songs like somedevil, space between, i did it, what you are, the song after Oh on SD, busted stuff, plus YKN, StayorLeave, Oh. I think there are a few more.
peace tim
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yeah, i forgot that they are an octave apart. But same notes, strings. Try playing a baritone song, on an acoustic in raised b. Should have the right sound. Peace
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I find that I like dave's raised B songs played in standard tuning a lot better, for one reason I can sing better in E than in B, so I just play the songs on a standard guitar the way I would on a Raised B guitar. I particularly like Oh in E much better.
jallen82 wrote:I find that I like dave's raised B songs played in standard tuning a lot better, for one reason I can sing better in E than in B, so I just play the songs on a standard guitar the way I would on a Raised B guitar. I particularly like Oh in E much better.
just my two cents
I see what you are saying but I just think the capo takes so much away, listen to how you play it and then listen to it on Some Devil. I gurantee they aren't the same, Dave's sounds a lot better cause the notes ring so much longer.
i have a question about the video gianni's i believe it is... is he playing the "so what to do" and on part in the vid? cause i dont think the verse is in there.
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417roylat wrote:Well, to answer my previous post ---Yeah, i found out that baritone tuning is the same as raised b tuning. So any song played w his baritone can be played on acoustic in raised B tuning. songs like somedevil, space between, i did it, what you are, the song after Oh on SD, busted stuff, plus YKN, StayorLeave, Oh. I think there are a few more.
peace tim
Busted Stuff is not in a raised B/baritone guitar. Dave uses the open E tuning for it.